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Minnesota Care

What is Minnesota Care MNCare?
Minnesota Care
MNCare is a subsidized health care program for people who live in Minnesota and do not have access to health insurance. MNCare was created in 1992 by the Minnesota Legislature and is administered by the Minnesota Department of Human Services. It is funded by member premiums, the State of Minnesota, and a tax on health care providers. MNCare provides an alternative to private market plans for low income residents of MN. Get Free Instant Quotes on MN Health Insurance Plans here.

·         Minnesota Care Members pay a monthly premium based on income and family size

·          Minnesota Care Coverage includes medical care, dental care, mental health, and chemical dependency services

·          Minnesota Care Applicants must meet income, asset and program guidelines to qualify.

·          Minnesota Care Health care coverage begins the month after you pay your first premium.

Eligibility
To qualify, you must have a Social Security number, live in Minnesota, be a U.S. citizen, and not have other health care insurance now or in the last four months, including Medicare.

Click here for more information about eligibility requirements.

Income Limits
The income limits specified below are in effect through June 30, 2009.

Adults over 21; no children

Family Size

Monthly Gross Income Limit

1

$1,734

2

$2,334

Click here to see income limits for pregnant women, parents, or legal guardians of children under 21 years of age.

 Minnesota Care Asset Limits
There is no asset limit for pregnant women and children under 21. For all others, the asset limit is $10,000 for a family of one and $20,000 for a family of two or more.

Common Assets:

Assets that are not included:

 Minnesota Care Paid Services
The following is a list of some basic services provided to members.

For more information about what is and is not covered, click here.

MNCare Cost
All MinnesotaCare members pay a monthly premium. This premium must be paid to keep the health care coverage. Premiums are based on on household size, income, and number of people covered.

Table of Premiums.
Premiums can be paid online, by mail, in person, or through an automatic withdrawal plan from a savings or checking account.

Click here to find out where to pay premiums by mail, online or in person.

Applying for MNCare
You can fill out an application online, or have an application sent to you by mail. A representative will review your application and determine eligibility and contact you within 30-45 days.

Click here for more information on how to obtain an application.

 

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